Cancellations, Closures and Service Disruptions

Temporary Lane Closure - Angela Schmidt Foster Road

Where: Lane closure on Angela Schmidt Foster Road, from Marshall Road to Highway 93

When: June 2, 2025 to June 13, 2025

Why: Maintenance work for the Angela Schmidt Foster Road Resurfacing Project. 

Other Information: 

• Access to properties will be maintained.
• Expect delays, use alternate routes.
• Asphalt work to be completed August 2025.

Temporary Road Closure - Bay St

Where: Bay Street, from First Street to Preston Lane

When: Starting now to 8:00 p.m. Thursday, May 28, 2025

Why: Emergency Lateral Sewer repair

Other Information: 

• Sidewalk on the North side of the closure is closed. 
• Businesses access is not affected.
• Properties with interruption to water service have been contacted. 

Temporary Lane Closure - Yonge St

Where: Lane reduction to two lanes on Yonge Street, between County Road 93 and Norene Street. 

When: Lane reductions start Wednesday, May 28, 2025 until August 2025

Why: Road resurfacing, part of the Yonge Street Reconstruction project.

Other Information: 

• There may be traffic delays in the area.
• Access to businesses along Yonge Street will be available during the resurfacing.
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Temporary Road Closure - Yonge St

Where: Road closure on Yonge Street, between Second Street to Fourth Street.

When: Starting Tuesday, May 20, 2025 until August 2025

Why: Road reconstruction, part of the Yonge Street Reconstruction project.

Other Information: 

• There may be traffic delays in the area.
• Access to businesses along Yonge Street will be available during the resurfacing.
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Unidirectional flushing in Midland

The Town flushes water mains each year to ensure the water coming out of your tap is safe to drink. Water is drained from fire-hydrants at high speeds out onto the street and into a storm drain. This high-speed water lifts and flushes sediment and mineral deposits from the pipes.

When crews are in your neighbourhood you may experience a drop in pressure or water discoloration. Find out when flushing may take place in your area on the Unidirectional Flushing page. 

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